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Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

How CTenleA Conk Crhnr-

Tie creole sty 10 OF cCoking hard shell
crabs is highly approved by epicu-sa,
hEt II doesn't reoommend iJseit 10 Mr.,
Bsr9h's society for the prevent cf
cruelty a big Iron PIT is put over a
very lot frs The bottom OF .he p3: 10
then covered with, s.y, three riHrs OF
the bett white wine viueRAr, into which
few p.n2,es OF salt are thrown. U2cn
THE IL sptlLk ed red pepper. Then teo
Or three narrow sticks are paced ab1ve
the .ignic, the ends resting at the side
OF the pot. The cover ia Lut convent.
emily by for hurried action. Taen tie
live Gratis are packed into the fu ! Ard
the cover is pat on. The s.esm Of th .
cond nentB suon en~Isps them, and
wnen the carspsx Ia cardiuAl red, "a
dith ft fer Q gods" is retdy for Il q
refrigerator AID then for the able.
II Ia sad by those VITO have eaten
cri bs cooked in ttis pecn'isr WY tha ;
the Iatural moisture ant flavor \Of tue
IOeat arc Preserved and tat the bei!ei
coDGi;aeuts give singular ptqu.ucy
t. II naked tomatoes partly stu iied
with crab Il eat Is Ieg deiicahy, ard
q juicy tomato with q lay Of cru b
meat cooked creole style isnS AtSd.
1t Is called yum-yGm ard id,tt{t.eu.
titled u iLa suggestive dasiZna.ioG
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Tho Fas, Young MsR

A fair congregation Lass ri-., q.
blcd TO hear the Rev j W. l l01
preach on fast young men. HI, 'fI
Luke XY Is, "RiotJus L wing. =,
He said he had not mu2a lal
preaching 10 old men pyp'e vta SI
the r whole lie have igno,ei t e o-:l
principles Of morality and rel!gIon'
subject on hand was the prOd.2sl
Probably he had been staying ol. Iik]
night. Fad disobeycd bis 'a,-ef y
mother. he did not Ike dFcifae
demanded portions Of his islhtrsr1
He received It and weut into isT coll]
and spent It In riotous living \ hl1
came on, he was forced to go % W W
tending swine. This Is always ne is. ~,
of rlotous living 1t 10 rot true '-e'lS'
er said, that the poor were more ".
temptation than rich ODrs. hen k'a'
necessities do not mafe i"s" ~ y,
amenable TO the fasciLa'ioHs q :
lite. -,
This typical proligal wos 'ahs. ., ~, i
the rich mans home, ifem sEV4. a
favored class. He wtnt "lt o. .','- n,
home IL lluences A .grtat ma-i ~ n
men these days do the same ~ :, n
theatres, lounge in bar-ro9lS 81. ~, y
horse races The sp aker was L3I "a +
said, condemnlng ii e theatre, loi '1 S,,, :
condeAn all The mn Rho Wei, u .ir,r -g
races. Fast young men "''' ~
found at both places. -. ,,urtr
These places are too Tar 10 y ,,s osr eJ ,,It
for the young man who nus soc3 Sc34 hcnt t
amid the Influences Of GOO, .iS.o, Iy
Men are going into the was u ! ,pa,l ~ d
living VIII neglect their hollls ,ni,.a A.
away from their wives and chl.-,.T, ,, NAN i
Mr.. Boothe had known a yn;u,ns y0;,nss.lIt, i
Philadelptia, the sou OF m'l.IVy1 .,I'V,iIi0S,Irp
married tbe daughter OF a nl'lTI ~ an, hi
He spent his lie and wealth t,D a,n~fi ~is api
ios. He was divorced from ll,s w., n' spiiu
died a bscgar. The harlol' .,oscb .u.i ;sse
to rlotous living, and w1ose u r, ~ borse
hoid ON hell !" are found az w
T. A.. bor mar DTs,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
At tho CltY CouIl

Patrick Dousherty was 81 raIRned ba
fore Judge Gummips this morning,
charged with drunkenness, and was
sentenced to pay nne Of S5 nud costs
Ii Is probEbe that II the judge had
heard PAtrick's opinion OF the court rs
he passed down the stAirs 10 his cell the
Ace would have been toublrd.
Michael Hatfield colorsd was charged
with committing an aggravated assault
and battery on Mary james, also col
ored. The woman is Injured 30 badly
that che was not able TO be present az
the bearing, bus the evidence showed
that the accused and numb Der Of others
were Ia house IN the "Hooile," yes
terday afternoon, drinking and carous.
ing. The prisoner and some OF the
Others came out In the street, when tn.
woman followed ,hem, and 1t IL alleged
that be struck her with q stone. Soc
retrea'td 10 the house and procured q
revolver, when the prisoner followed
her 10 and bes: her severely. For the
defense, II WAS alleged that IL was en-
otber man that did the boating iBttead
OF the prisoner, but xs Oflc-r CTCes sold
be expected 10 be able TO produce Wit
nesses who saw the accused com NIT the
act, lie wae held for o further hearing
to-morroS morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
kennArd & 90,

No. 623 Market street. offer the follow.
Ing bargains in dry goods: For rs @. nts,
5Sinch paid drens cloths, all wool; for
10 cents, a line of black and colo. ed
drap de A mas, ~ nohs-, fine FreIch
dress goods cheap; i>r IS cents, a bne
damht x aud huck u "si knotted fringe;
cheap table l!nen. to nj; for IS ceBis,
.OoO dozen ladies' auu uisses' DoIhy
ribbed black hose. These are tho t,e-
CANT regular made goods We have be,
20 long ont Of.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
rhilad dslrh!a, Wilmington q Eal
tinore Railroad.
June l3ta. 1887.
Trains VIII le~,s wiimiasroh ~ ieiiowl

June IStas 1891
Trains Will leovs wiininxsoh ~ feiiown
Phiisdslohia tsrpr<ss), . ga, Nto, 80
fsO, Is, $50, . ic, slf. 10 %, II 81, II bl al
IL 20, ~. n, ) n, GO and % D. r:
AccomTuet stiJa, Q q. 90. %, 10 81 q -.
is5, 90, II, 7 40, . ~, 10 90 p. m.
For Uhoe.er (expfessl. o 30. Z w, 20 Ish
s&T, Il 90, II 81 .. m. ~ 30, ~. " and '.0
,. IA.
New Yors, q 90, 2ax &to. $50. 100, ~
10 o., IL 81 .. N, sls ~. 10, s21 sa. - 20
.0, 10 90 p. N.
Ior W ssl Onester, via Issnokin, 40 ace
SD O. M, , as and I 90 ?. "a
stations, 7 a. a m, Il 50 Ana szl p: q.
baltimore and ,ltornsdists stations, 10 %
= n, tei aaa IL 70 p. N.
Baltimore and Bay Lima, ~ ?. n.
Baltimore and Wsxhiest3n, 2s, ~, v
trans for DsiNwars Div;lier icays FOR:
New Castle, . ee, 8 80 q. Il, Il -, . b, u
tss p. N. sn1 II o. Riias.
osorxetcwa and LswsA, Z 20 q. H. and .
Tor xehooOth. 50 I. L AID $50 tEs.
ss.fSrd (Erprsau) SOL n.
h.rriaston, nslmsr sna ~Gy ttstiors,s 4
Ernrsss f5r Earr,nsoa. eco .. IA. wa
VAIN 9 ~ y. &C.
Lgpfssi Tor Doser, Harrington and Ds,
nAr. is % night.
franklin city, 8 20 q. m.
pSprs.s Ter Osps ChAfiss, ca Font Ocnn
font Laa norToik, II % lisbL
Leave PhitsdslptiA, Ssos6 ftro>t, fes
.nuinStoE (sIprss), u 70, d %, ~, III
-, :o1,, IL ls, IL " .. t., 4 &c, cl, q "a
a.. los, kBl, scI, sF, Il % D. N.
k@ocIacnoi kuoE, Q %, 10 1c q. 10. s.. z E
szr, OF. Gas 9 & isQa 10 ~ sad ~ az y. IA
OalEs SAt~t hss ts;srs lirsi.eu sRprss,
apsI w-iss srvE fsre 10 esx-xSi.
1or fnrihSy infofHsHcs vsas~nx,ss Ms n
u-.gd tc Shs ,icks4 ozos ~ n. stsI3on-
j, X. WON
$fs~pl YAsosnKaf Esaa~
CEAM,n q rueH 1~oArAl hA..IsAA
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
VIM, B. SHARP & CO.
Fourth and Market SIS,

We are wing a COM
motion and clearing out 10
our basement.
There's too much there.
It's got to go.
How?
This way. Red Flannels
have been hauled out, re-
duced, shaped up. They are
all wool, fine and heavy
twilled, medicated-a splen-
did line of red flannels. but
TOO many-regular goods
found in any store.
Those q. 25 cents go to 20
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
The 0lass Blow ers.

As this will be the last eek OF Mne.
Anderson ami her Pla-s blowers IA this
city, there is no doubt but they will
nave large audiences every afternoon
and evening. The forcs of artists has
been increased, and some very beauti.
IN! articles will be given away this
week to purchaseIs OF tickets as souyer.
mrs or their visit. Several interesting
contests will take place, and maQpiti.
cent case OF work will be awarded the
homeliest man,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Academy OF Music.

Augustin Days areat sensational
sprct.eul4r drama, "Uuder the Gas
hsht,. win be prtt ented at tho Aoade-
my OF Music every night and at the
usual matinees at the Academy OF
musie THIS week with all iis msguifi
cent soenio and mechanical effects. The
company Is very .tronP, and this inter.
esing and exciting drama will be
given IL eli lis details,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
SATURDAY,
THEFT DAY FEovEM 8ER, 1887,
AT o'ol3cE p. N,

Inc following described real cstrt., viz:
All that certain lot OF land situated in the
city OF Wilmington, Rev Castle Oounty
anu state o. De Eya.e,
beginning in The fouthwest eorrer OF
Front and ShiplcV streets, thence along
Front ttioet wtsOsriy ~ iaet TO land late o.
Pa rlez Otristy, thence by s2id I1gd south
orly So feet, more or legs, to the Lortnerly
side OF Wshr street. thencs a!1rg Water
street eas'eriJ ~ feet to the westsrly side Of
shlpIey otieet and thencs therory north.
erij So feet. more or loss, 70 tbs plSco OF be
thereon erected. Eo z T.. Vol v, page so, sc.
Seized ana ttken Ia execution ls tho prop
crty Of Mary J trsdiey, surviving mort1a.
gor. and Mar J BtaoIey, admipts.ratrix u.
1. of BoLry BrGcley, dtcoassd, AM / t.,
and to bo soli by
dILES LAMBSON, Sheriff.
sherinS Gttice, WnmiDgtUn, tctotec II,
1887. o.S cod ia
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
villa s..I 0.A 81 q varM Enx M.E

wiLEzl 1904 ga 81 q vAEn EHM M.E
Tine table IN eject May 18th, 1887. 1raes.
lsase WILMINGTON tTIencn st.eet) AZ follows
fer Reasins, RirdsooIo, Joanna, Sprins
vile, Tapaqua, Alisntown, Lebanon, Wef
n9rsyille and al points On the Pm ilsdelphit
AEd Bosdinx X. R., 100 =. IN. and 2.to p. u
For Springfield, Waynesburg Juno
ton, OOa,esviIle, Enbrseville, Iscnaps
Ubadd'e FORD and DnPonS's and interdas
tiLts >oin:s,7.os =. NJ, att, snd 9 10 y. IN.
FOR Ocstssvilie sad intsrnedia late poinx
AZ CD z. m.
For Y est Chester, 1. 90 q. m. z4t and A5,
p u.
70, New Bridge and intermodiste points
s.lb ,. m. and On Saturday, ct Is 10 snd IL
y. e.
Un Sunday for Reading and intsrnedista
poiata, ut ) os q. n, lid Tor springfield Ens
intermediate points ut l6 p. N.
4. q. NGJA USLAHD, y. Il. hiBBARD,
soonrintS.dent t4sn'l pAsa hr'i
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
The following described real estate, viz /:

The following described real estate, viz;
All that Ger tain lot of land with the two story
brick building thereon, situate In the sa Il city
OF Wilmington. bounded and Cest rbcd as fnl-
lows. 10 wit: BEGINNING at the corner formed
by the interrogation OF the sasHrly side of Lin
coin street with the nor1herly side OF Sixtcenth TIA
fcnth street 10 feet Inches @ II corner thcI &c
northerly parallel to Lincoln street and pass
rug through the middle OF the brick division
wall betwetn this ana the adjoining building
on tht east So Ioet To another corner thence
westerly and parallel with Sixteenth stcpet IS
iett inches TO the aforesaid side OF LlnC DIN
suttL thence thereby sontherly SO feet to the
nlace Of beginning, be the contents thereof
"nai they may. lteok q, vol. u, page 4O5, etc
lied and taken In execution as the
nrnperty OF william Springer aud DebrVral
l. MS "iie, and L and TO be sOlI by
u,,.. GIL e. LAMBSON, Sheriff
sherln's Once, Wilmington, Octobe' IL, isS7.
octl5-eodts
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
The Grand Central.

There will be an extraordinary good
Dill presented at the eGrard. Central
Theatre this evening an excellent
varsity conpaDy will appear, and Mlke
HInkens, OF Boston, will have o four.
round contest, strictly on It's merits,
yith Joe Kennedy, OF Philadelphia.
The very beet order Is preserved. and
the present proprietors are conduc 10 q
Ihe place In a tirst.olass manner.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
On SATURpAY
Tie following described reel ,state, viz:

All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
situ.to in the city Of WilCIinE tof, bounded
aad deScribsd Is follows, TO wit:
beRi npinK at poia' On tho ea3torly side
OF Conneii greet ~ so feet W lde q. the dts
,ahce OF lc0 feot nortberly fron the north.
efly ado OF Oak street, tasnes elsterly par
allol with Oak street liz feet to o corner,
thence noIthcrly parallel vi IA Conbe ell
street 10 feet 10 an other, theI 90 westerly
and parallel with Oak s,root liz feot to the
a'oreHaid easterly eide Of U0hnell street. and
thbnoe thereDy pouthsrly 30 T. eli 70 the plaos
OF beginning, be tho consents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken IN execute as the prep
den. his n ife, al d I. ard TO be SOLD by
GILES LAMBSON, sbertf.
Sherit's Othce, Wilmington, October IL,
1887. OILS eod.ts
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
r, p. s o. Il.

The first anniversary Of 'he T,5esTef 5ols1 va, vas
p!e's Society of Chr'S'EInn u church, 90 suoii
ssy ssd !" = r.. + E,,Rs9'f q % T. S. 4 (
sss:a sss :1'iy tss is's5ss s :.'
ard and the Fcy R H hitel Ad1+' t1s cz.ro'.'' ''
intspssiing t"%p, tiu "pr prayer meeting l2llo''t
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Funeral of Rev Joseph Dare.

The remains Of R3v. Joseph Dare will
b. Ltefrtd ft-n9trcw, the funt raj cor
ie2e leaving his residence a. IL 30 p III
to proceed to the M. II. Church at New.
arb, where services will be held ut 2. 80
~ meeting Of the preachers oi h,.
cry thie morning com u i.tee OF Ave
was eppoin ted to attend the services.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

Ll1ut CheatS sAiN- &c 49, AoS~s
Those at go cents 60 to 37s
" s7I IS
4" /" 81 Z" 67s
Any one Who uses red fan
nels can be interested here.
We have put on sale one
splendid and special line O
5.frame Body Brussels Car
pets, all in the new designs
and colorinss for fall They
have handsome borders to
match, and arc also in hall
and stair sets. This special
lot is reduced to 81 per yard,
from SI.25
Another bargain in car.
pets is a complete line of
the very best Tapestry
Brussels, all with borders to
match, and especially adap.
ted for parlor, library and
halls. They are Of the new
est tall designs. We have
reduced the lot from 90
cents to IS. ! GU never
bought this quality be-
fore at that. You want to
get here soon. We have
the medium grade Tapestry
Brussels at 6oc los OF them
think of the small differ
ence between the highest
and the lowest.
Moquette what pret;ie,!
We have Wil,ons higher
in price, but no more effect =
i've.
Gooelin, yes! still higher
but no handscmer-luxury
and cheapncss are emphati-
cally combined in a Mo-
4uette Carpet, and you'll
say SO when sou see it on
your parlor, $3.50 per yard,
all new patierns-SI IS last
seasons We recommend
them as the best medium
priced parlor carpet made.
Irgrain CaJpe,s--You'c
hardly think SO pretty a one
could be sold for so cents.
Look into our II grain roc n
and see them.
From thai up to the veiy
best all-wool carpets tor Y
cents-a hundred differen'
patterns.
Corticene aocr covering,
yard to 4 yarcs wide.
linoleum the same.
Oil Cloths from IS cent.
up to the tine English effects
at 81.
With a largely increasipl
carpet business we eff.
many inducements to buy
ers.
The "Gnld MEDAL Car
Get Sweeper is the best
We have it. S.. Noisless
dustless.
Our Ladies' Coats an,
Wraps are coming daily, il
new and pre- ty styles.
rb:'J c.>,, &o.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
u.pdsoms LiEene'',

A handsome lilsn''s' :, E. q : IsH' c;s 4 +" r.
s.;;: ,ss I: :s5;: q; q a g: ;::;@
q si%:s !. %s:ss,;.5, az "a, 4 15 e.
pho,o' ,s'i i5,x'rE ~ ni i. Jspf.a.A.''
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
ON SATURDAY,
TIE trH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1857,
At 2 O'Clock, p. m,
Tho following deseribed real estate, viz:

Tho following described real estate, viz:
All that oortAin lot OF land situated 10 the
city ef ilmingt NEW Oagtls County and
state Of ieiswa ale, cescribtu and bounded
az foiiowf. 10 wit:
Beginning at tho sou,hwctt corner OF
Front and Shipley street, thence along
Front street norln 81 desrees. west "a feet to
land late OF Y. Christy, thence by said
Uhrtsty's land foutn o. degrees sest W feet
more or ioss, te the porthtriy eide CT water
street, thence herewith south Is DEGREES
cast ~ feet TO the westerly tide of Sniploy
street, AMI the co thereby north e. des rec
east 60 ieet, more or itts, TO the place CT DO
ginning, DO the ooI tents u Lef-of what thoy
may, and having thereon cree cd 0 three-
story br.cs store and dwelling, snd q frame
and brick two'story houte. Bcok i. vol v,
Page 50 DC.
Seised and taken In execution as the prop.
erty Of NAry }. bradley, surviving mortsa-
gor, ard Mary J. Bradley nd m lnituatrix,
U. L. q. Of Henry Bradley. oe,eAssd, and {.
l.. and 10 DO solf oy
GlLES LAnBSDN, Sheriff
She-f's fice. Wiiminxtcn, Do,ooer II,
lss1. ol5. .sod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

NUT,OE-FAhMER MUTUAL PIKE
! ln,urance Company OF Ms1 Orsez
huhd'ed; An assessment of 81 per 81 900
, q u xaolo bas,s II the company 10 meet q
loIs by hrs. ANY ono paving this tax on or
hef)fe NOV. 2lst, thsll have a rebate OF 7 Ter
Hont Collectors: Brandywtue Hundred.
Juo. " Day; uht istiana huudred, Howard
=. INN and frederitk klaiI; Mill Ufeek
Hundred, Abner Mitchell and John EaIi.
white Oiay Creek, A fired I. brooks
o@ 2td ltv L. l.. j. BALDWIN, See'y,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
HERIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
The following described real estate. viz.


All that certain lot or parcul or land with "A
three storicd brick dwelling Thereon erected
situate IN the ity of lining on bounded and
described ~ follows to wit.
beginning II the eastcrly side of Nontgom-
cry street nj the distance uf ~ rr Fonth, rly
from the sOuthcrly side OF FIilh suctt and nj
the sOutherly 81 ic of a icet y Idle alley thence
along said side Of Montgomery street, south
erly i3 feet6 inches, thence rasterly paialicI 20
Flft. street aud passing through and along the
Ia ddlc of the partition wall between this and
the dwelling on the adjoining premises a
feet inchc to The westerly eide " lhrtc
feet vide alley commu icatlnR With said 4
feet Wide Slley, thence thereby northerly and
parallel MONTGOMERY street Is icet q inches
to the southerly side OF said 4 ie,t wi lc alicv
and thence thereby westerly aud para lei to
Filth street 81 ftet q inches TO the pllc OF be-
ginning, bc the contents thereof what IL may
Seized and tAken in tN catiOn as the proper
" of George II. Townsend, tlmiaistratur of
David Harrison, deceased, and Tumgin IIar-
rlson. vile of sa'd liaNit iiarr son, IIarri-
son and Robert Foreman /. l.. AMI to be sold
by
GILES LAMBsON, ShtrH.
Sherin's ot9ce, Wilmington, october 18th.
les', ul5 cot
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Sale of BuiidinQLots

Hawkins & Co 3 sale of building lots
on Coleman and Duncan streets al d
Ninth avenue on Saturday w.svell At
tended, and the lots brouah. fair prices
The sale began promptly at 3 30 o'clock.
The GALES we're as follows:
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
The Helping Hand.

There was q large attendsnos nt the
meetings az The Helping Hand Mission
ell Gay yesterday. In the morning Mr..
Tay i0r p,eRched and never spoke with
more force In The evening q great
mary persons took part In The mt citing
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

ehEhlFF'S S4LS-BY VIRTUE or A
= writ Of LevGri faciGs. " ne directed,
will be expo cd u puOIc sale, aI the Court
House, on MaTEot street ,b' tween Tebt III and
Eleventh suoet', ia tho 5ity of EilningtoE,
sew Oastle Oou Jty, Dei
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

C,HERlrF'' SALE by vfRTUE or L
- writ of Levan facias, TO Ro d..
iected, viii be exposed to public sale, at the
OGurs Houso. on Market street., between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, IA tho city OF
+" lining ION, ROW Castle O,unty, Iel.,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

IL, and they are here by the
hundreds.
Raglans-stylish long gar
ments.
Our fine number Of Seal
Cloth has Just come, S4s. .
Ycu will like our Seal
Plush Wraps; they are pref
ty--good material and well
m ade--SI7, never before
less than S25.
Little Boys Suits.
VIM. r. SHARP & CO..
Fourth anu Market -etreets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
y,.s HextnG.

Tomorrow promise, 70 70 ,pssuIpsls;als ps I,saSi
Wa,,pssdsy, W. fair aud colder
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
ON THURSDAY,
THE Sd DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887,
Alta O'Clock .. m.
The following deaeribed real estate, viz;

The following described real estate. viz;
All that certain tract OF land sltuste In
Brsndywin Hundred, New Castle county,
aud state u Delswarc, on the north westerly
side OF the Phllsdel ,hia and Whining on turr-
pise road ana bounded and des.ribed fol-
lows, To wit:
beginning at point In the middle Of snid
turnpike road and running thence by lands
now or late OF Sarah McSo'Icy and Amor Per-
ki' . deceased north M degrees west about
ia $40 perches To he middle OF the I atr road.
thence slong the middle line Of said Carr road
south siA degrees west IS 6-i0O perche thence
south Z. y lie rees west az 10 perChes along
lot ofJoss ph Carr deceased Ia n stone thence
by lands late OF Joseph orr dcccasc !, and by
lands now or latc % the heir OF George 4.
C.Dtwcll deceased souih u degrees east abnht
~ perches to th, middle OF the aforesaid turn
pike road, and thebee along the middle OF raid
read To the place OF beginning, containing
about - acres Of land he the same more sr less,
with house and stabiiBs and other outbulldings
thereon er,c cted.
seiaci and taken in execution As the proper.
" OF Thomas II. Ackley. Caroline, his wife
Mary .. White am ssille A Ogden, surviving
tmortgagors, Mary u. white and Henry q. Par
IONS. ahninistrator Of a llissn White, deceAs-
ed, SalIie A. Ogden, Hdministratix OF Til lmas
~. Oshen, deceased nOrtgagor, aed the Belle
'Vue Quarry Company,.t. l., and to be sold by
GILES LAMBSuN, She IN,
sherlG's Once. Wilmington. October II.
ie3T. o o-eod
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snHlvrs, SALES.

GA aAhlFTs SALE.--bY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ Of LsvAn raois1, 70 me d.
rectrd, Will be exposed 20 public sale At the
Court House, on sAarket street between
Tenth and Elevcrth st,eets, In the cily Of
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GHERtFF'S SALE.-BY vIR1UE or
y writ n Lcvari FaciAs 70 me
eirecNd, will be exposed TO public sale
at the Court House, on Market street, be
tween II enth and lerenth streets, in the
oity OF Wilmington, New Osstlo county
Bsla ware,
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Now is the Time

To buy your winter boots. Calf Boots,
Hip Boots, Coarse, Boots Went cost
you more than you ought TO pay II you
but at
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With them a small lot of
elegant all-wool Shakers
that share the same fate.
Those at so cents 60 to SO
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Misst S and Chi dren's,too.
Ladies Plaid Jackets, So 90

Az nicely made and trimmed
A marvel how they can be
made at the prices; yet so it
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-08-06

AN exchange advocates the one
term principle for the presidency OF
the United States. II that principle
were now the law, 1t would stand
very much in the way OF popular
sentiment. There is sort Of an UNI
written, or common law, 50 tospeak,
which prohibits a third term. But
there seems to be no reason of suf-
hcient weight to counterbalance the
idea that, when we have tried q pres
ident one term, and has made q very
good one, and is still In the vigor Of
his manhood, we ought, as matter
of sound public policy, to endorse his
administration by rejoicing him to
a second term.